Foiled Again Hair Salon

This past weekend I ( michele here ) was a lucky lady and got to sit in on the education class given by Kim Wahl, national master trainer for Davines. She taught us The Flamboyage technique which is an amazing way to color hair that offers dimension and variation without stripes and chunks of color.  I will be practicing on willing volunteers for a few weeks before offering this as a service at the salon.  I am super excited to have had the opportunity to learn this technique hands on from Kim and pass on the knowledge to the rest of the colorist at Foiled Again.  A new color service is always something to look forward to!!  I can't wait to get to the salon today and start practicing.  

We had our first artist reception of the year.  Thanks to everyone who came out to support Amy Rice and her amazing art.    This was our first opening with our new curator AmyJo, who is an artist and designer herself.  Check her work out at: missamyjo.com.  

Our next artist will be Zara Gonzalez Hoang who will be hanging her work in March.  

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Art Prints & Original Art by Amy Rice

January 16 – March 3

Foiled Again

2807 Johnson Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55418

 

Artist Reception

Saturday, January 21, 2012, 7-9PM



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About the Artist

Amy Rice is a mixed media artist who illuminates her work with printmaking methods, such as hand cut stencils, screenprinting, and letterpress. She uses a variety of materials including spray paint, acrylics, gouache, and inks to adorn various surfaces from rusty metal to wooden panels to antique papers like handwritten love letters, sheet music and maps.

 

Amy Rice is as inspired by childhood memories of growing up on a Midwestern farm as she is by the urban community in which she now lives. Bicycles, street art, gardening, random found objects, and downright silliness influence her work as well as provide a narrative for her daily life. Her imagery is nostalgic, wistful, deeply layered, and is largely biographical and reflective of her pensive nature.

 

Amy Jo is currently curating the Foiled Again gallery of Art.